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18-02-2009, 11:52
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Re: Musings from a FIRST Inspector for 2009
(14) Documentation for any compliance testing you did such as coefficient of friction for a sensor wheel or safety testing on a propeller system. Remember, it is your responsibility to prove to the inspector that everything is OK.
(15) A laptop loaded with your development system and your robot's software. If you must run the diagnostic window software to prove the version of software loaded on your robot, you may need to reload your application software. (16) A multimeter to demonstrate that your frame is not grounded. (17) A really big smile. Mike Last edited by Mike Betts : 18-02-2009 at 11:54. 
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